Human nature is more complicated in season three.
In fact, Lao Bai has two sides, one is cowardly and kind, and the other is domineering and has a strong self-esteem; as for Lao Bai's wife Sky, huh, it's very interesting. The first two seasons created a sky with a strong sense of right and wrong, but in the third season, he Suddenly there was a big turning point. Although there were some foreshadowings before, Sky, who had a strong sense of morality, also showed his selfishness and hypocrisy.
Sky's most obvious bug is at the level of three views. Regarding Ted's economic crime, she pretended to turn a blind eye to make a blatant reconciliation after she seriously expressed that she couldn't participate; she showed a resolute attitude of not wanting to know about Lao Bai's criminal behavior. One behavior, two sets of standards.
Maybe Sky thought she was too hurt in the first two seasons, but maybe it was her nature.
I don't mean to accuse Sky, it's just that the changes in human nature make people feel emotional. This is a technique that American dramas are good at. The turning point brings 10,000 critical strikes to the hearts of the audience.
To a certain extent, Lao Bai and Jesse were forced into the underworld by some comprehensive factors, and among these factors, there were problems with their families.
Sky didn't know what Lao Bai needed from the very beginning. She seemed very concerned, but she couldn't reach Lao Bai's heart. She didn't know what Lao Bai really needed, just like the plain bacon breakfast in the first season . Sky's heart is more about her own needs, from the spirit to the body and the material. On the contrary, Lao Bai puts the whole family in his heart. He values his family the most, and he takes risks and becomes addicted to it.
It's not that Lao Bai didn't have the opportunity to look back, but Sky refused to give it. The same thing happened to Jesse and even Saul.
Jesse's parents are hypocritical and cold-blooded, and maybe there's a reason for the story, but the indifference of the family is the ultimate force that pushes him into the boundless darkness.
The same is true for Saul's brother, he is Saul's pillar, he saved Saul at a critical moment in his life, but it is also he who prevents Saul from becoming a lawyer, or he, who does not believe that Saul has reformed and does not agree that Saul can do it; even, Saul I don't owe him anything at all, and what should be paid has already been paid off. Such a blow, then, that Saul's fate leads from light to gray.
Human nature has changed from white to black, and it is more of a gray area.
The factors that lead to change are often not strong opponents or enemies, but the people closest to you. Those who live in your heart will easily knock you out.
But, a good person does bad things for good purposes, and this bad thing can be terrible. Lao Bai did have his own reasons, but he couldn't shirk the crimes he created. The director and screenwriter used the death of hundreds of people in the plane crash to wake up the audience. This evil result is not Lao Bai's original intention, but its occurrence is indeed related to Lao Bai.
Karma, the story continues.
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